2016-07-12
New Ways to Treat Cancer - Prof. Adrian Harris - Oxford BRC Open Day 2016
source: Oxford BRC 2016年5月17日
As part of the activities for the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre Open Day, Professor Adrian Harris, University of Oxford, Department of Oncology, talks about new ways to treat cancer.
Native Governance and Politics | Native Peoples, Native Politics || Radcliffe Institute
source: Harvard University 2016年5月23日
PANEL 2: NATIVE GOVERNANCE AND POLITICS
Moderated by Daniel Carpenter
(3:45) Karen Diver (Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa), special assistant to the president for Native American affairs, White House; Former Chairwoman, Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa
(24:01) John Dossett, general counsel, National Congress of American Indians
(40:03) Sylvia McAdam (nêhiyaw Nations), cofounder, Idle No More
Q&A (57:01)
Is Theism Coherent? (Closer to Truth)
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source: Closer To Truth 2016年6月20日
'Theism' is the belief in God, especially one God, a personal God. Atheism claims theism is not coherent, meaning that God as a concept is riddled with conflicts, inconsistencies and contradictions.
Quentin Smith - Is Theism Coherent? 10:42
Richard Swinburne - Is Theism Coherent? 3:53
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong - Is Theism Coherent? 4:32
source: Closer To Truth 2016年6月20日
'Theism' is the belief in God, especially one God, a personal God. Atheism claims theism is not coherent, meaning that God as a concept is riddled with conflicts, inconsistencies and contradictions.
Quentin Smith - Is Theism Coherent? 10:42
Richard Swinburne - Is Theism Coherent? 3:53
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong - Is Theism Coherent? 4:32
Shenzhen: The Maker Movement (Part 2) | Future Cities | WIRED
source: WIRED UK 2016年6月14日
The second documentary in our Future Cities strand takes a closer look at how the maker movement has been appropriated in Shenzhen.
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In this second episode we take a look at how the Maker movement has been appropriated in a frenetic manufacturing hub like Shenzhen, before exploring how the city’s attitudes to open source hardware are so different to those of the West, and what this might mean for both sides of the argument in the near future. Episode Three is out next Tuesday 21st June, where we’ll be looking further into this challenging and divisive approach to IP. Subscribe to the WIRED YouTube channel to not miss an episode.
Future Cities is part of a new flagship documentary strand from WIRED Video that explores the technologies, trends and ideas that are changing our world.
Canine transmissible venereal tumour: the contagious cancer that conquered the world
source: Cambridge University 2016年5月17日
Genetics of a canine transmissible tumour show how the world’s oldest cancer “metastasised” through the global dog population – and captured, maintained and rearranged its mitochondrial DNA along the way.
Strakova et al. eLife 2016;5:e14552
More info here: http://www.tcg.vet.cam.ac.uk/
Matt Ocko: The Art of Funding Deep Technology
source: Stanford 2016年5月31日
MS&E 476: Entrepreneurship through the Lens of Venture Capital
Matt Ocko is a cofounder and partner at Data Collective Venture Capital (DCVC). DCVC has a unique team of experienced venture capitalists, technology entrepreneurs, and practicing engineers, investing together in seed and early stage big data and IT infrastructure companies. In this talk, Matt discusses the art of funding deep technology such as big data.
Course Description: We often discuss how technology is reinvented and disrupted, but there is also a good amount of change occurring within the venture capital industry. Within the past several decades there have been new entrants, from incubators to angels to different models of venture capital.
The course explores changes in the venture capital industry: from the rise of Sand Hill Road and investing in the dot-com bubble, to incubators and accelerators, equity crowdfunding platform, and different models of venture capital today.
Metallurgy - Materials Characterization by S. Sankaran (IIT Madras)
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source: nptelhrd 2016年5月2日
Materials Characterization by Dr. S. Sankaran
Department of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, IIT Madras.
For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.ac.in
Lec-01 Properties of light, Image formation 1:08:44
Lec-02 Magnification and resolution 51:06
Lec-03 Depth of field,focus and field of view 49:41
Lec-04 Lens defects,filters and light microscopy introduction 50:15
Lec-05 Optical microscope demo., Bright field imaging, opaque specimen illumination 44:55
Lec-06 Opaque stop microscopy, Phase contrast microscopy 48:22
Lec-07 Dark field microscopy, Polarization microscopy 35:12
Lec-08 Differential interference contrast and fluorescence microscopy 45:23
Lec-09 Sample preparation techniques for optical microscopy 50:35
Lec-10A Tutorial problems 43:38
Lec-10B continuation Tutorial problems 25:33
Lec-11 Introduction to scanning electron Microscopy 43:47
Lec-12 Lens aberrations, Object resolution, Image quality 48:11
Lec-13 Interaction between electrons and sample, Imaging capabilities, Structuralanalysis 50:23
Lec-14 SEM and its mode of operation, Effect of aperture size,Working distance 42:47
Lec-15 SEM and its mode of operation continuation, Relation between probe currentandprobe 43:00
Lec-16 Factors affecting Interaction volume, Demonstration of SEM 31:40
Lec-17 Image formation and interpretation 43:25
Lec-18 Image formation and interpretation continued, EDS, WDS 39:48
Lec-19 Special contrast mechanisms, Monte Carlo simulations of Interaction volume 48:09
Lec-20 Electron channeling contrast imaging (ECCI), Electron back scattered diffraction(EBSD) 45:00
Lec-21 Tutorial Problems on SEM 47:40
Lec-22 Basics of X-ray emission from source, electron excitation and X-ray interaction 44:14
Lec-23 Properties of X-rays 46:07
Lec-24 Bragg's Law Derivation 38:04
Lec-25 Diffraction relationship with reciprocal space 47:09
Lec-26 X-ray scattering 45:02
Lec-27 Factors affecting intensities of X-ray peaks 50:49
Lec-28 Factors affecting intensities of X-ray peaks- continuation 51:03
Lec-29 Effect of crystallite size and strain on intensity of X-rays 48:18
Lec-30 Profile fit, Factors affecting peak brodening 42:47
Lec-31 Indexing of diffraction pattern, Quantitative analysis 50:05
Lec-32 Indexing, Quantitative analysis-continuation, Residual stress measurements 57:01
Lec-33 XRD and Residual stress measurement- lab demonstration 38:37
Lec-34 Introduction to Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) 46:05
Lec-35 Fundementals of Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) 48:14
Lec-36 Basics of Diffraction-1 47:54
Lec-37 Basics of Diffraction-2 44:25
Lec-38 TEM imaging-1 51:10
Lec-39 TEM imaging-2 28:01
Lec-40 TEM instrument demonstration 30:37
Lec-41 TEM sample preparation-1 52:40
Lec-42 TEM sample preparation-2 40:32
source: nptelhrd 2016年5月2日
Materials Characterization by Dr. S. Sankaran
Department of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, IIT Madras.
For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.ac.in
Lec-01 Properties of light, Image formation 1:08:44
Lec-02 Magnification and resolution 51:06
Lec-03 Depth of field,focus and field of view 49:41
Lec-04 Lens defects,filters and light microscopy introduction 50:15
Lec-05 Optical microscope demo., Bright field imaging, opaque specimen illumination 44:55
Lec-06 Opaque stop microscopy, Phase contrast microscopy 48:22
Lec-07 Dark field microscopy, Polarization microscopy 35:12
Lec-08 Differential interference contrast and fluorescence microscopy 45:23
Lec-09 Sample preparation techniques for optical microscopy 50:35
Lec-10A Tutorial problems 43:38
Lec-10B continuation Tutorial problems 25:33
Lec-11 Introduction to scanning electron Microscopy 43:47
Lec-12 Lens aberrations, Object resolution, Image quality 48:11
Lec-13 Interaction between electrons and sample, Imaging capabilities, Structuralanalysis 50:23
Lec-14 SEM and its mode of operation, Effect of aperture size,Working distance 42:47
Lec-15 SEM and its mode of operation continuation, Relation between probe currentandprobe 43:00
Lec-16 Factors affecting Interaction volume, Demonstration of SEM 31:40
Lec-17 Image formation and interpretation 43:25
Lec-18 Image formation and interpretation continued, EDS, WDS 39:48
Lec-19 Special contrast mechanisms, Monte Carlo simulations of Interaction volume 48:09
Lec-20 Electron channeling contrast imaging (ECCI), Electron back scattered diffraction(EBSD) 45:00
Lec-21 Tutorial Problems on SEM 47:40
Lec-22 Basics of X-ray emission from source, electron excitation and X-ray interaction 44:14
Lec-23 Properties of X-rays 46:07
Lec-24 Bragg's Law Derivation 38:04
Lec-25 Diffraction relationship with reciprocal space 47:09
Lec-26 X-ray scattering 45:02
Lec-27 Factors affecting intensities of X-ray peaks 50:49
Lec-28 Factors affecting intensities of X-ray peaks- continuation 51:03
Lec-29 Effect of crystallite size and strain on intensity of X-rays 48:18
Lec-30 Profile fit, Factors affecting peak brodening 42:47
Lec-31 Indexing of diffraction pattern, Quantitative analysis 50:05
Lec-32 Indexing, Quantitative analysis-continuation, Residual stress measurements 57:01
Lec-33 XRD and Residual stress measurement- lab demonstration 38:37
Lec-34 Introduction to Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) 46:05
Lec-35 Fundementals of Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) 48:14
Lec-36 Basics of Diffraction-1 47:54
Lec-37 Basics of Diffraction-2 44:25
Lec-38 TEM imaging-1 51:10
Lec-39 TEM imaging-2 28:01
Lec-40 TEM instrument demonstration 30:37
Lec-41 TEM sample preparation-1 52:40
Lec-42 TEM sample preparation-2 40:32
Electronics - Advanced VLSI Design (IIT Bombay)
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source: nptelhrd 2016年2月29日
Advanced VLSI Design by Prof. A. N. Chandorkar, Prof. D. K. Sharma, Prof. Sachin Patkar, Prof. Virendra Singh, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.ac.in
Lec-01 Historical Perspective and Future Trends in CMOS VLSI Circuit and System Design 53:45
Lec-02 Historical Perspective and Future Trends in CMOS VLSI Circuit -Part II 1:42:53
Lec-03 Logical Effort - A way of Designing Fast CMOS Circuits 1:06:25
Lec-04 Logical Effort - A way of Designing Fast CMOS Circuits continued 1:12:51
Lec-05 Logical Effort - A way of Designing Fast CMOS Circuits -Part III 1:15:58
Lec-06 Power Estimation and Control in CMOS VLSI circuits 1:00:01
Lec-07 Power Estimation and Control in CMOS VLSI circuits continued 1:19:02
Lec-08 Low Power Design Techniques 54:28
Lec-09 Low Power Design Techniques -Part II 1:51:51
Lec-10 Arithmetic Implementation Strategies for VLSI 57:04
Lec-11 Arithmetic Implementation Strategies for VLSI -Part II 59:15
Lec-12 Arithmetic Implementation Strategies for VLSI -Part III 1:49:15
Lec-13 Arithmetic Implementation Strategies for VLSI -Part IV 1:35:43
Lec-14 Interconnect aware design: Impact of scaling, buffer insertion and inductive peaking 53:38
Lec-15 Interconnect aware design: Low swing and Current Mod-e signaling 53:49
Lec-16 Interconnect aware design: capacitively coupled interconnects 49:50
Lec-17 Introduction to Hardware Description Languages 51:12
Lec-18 Managing concurrency and time in Hardware Description Languages 53:48
Lec-19 Introduction to VHDL 52:27
Lec-20 Basic Components in VHDL 51:26
Lec-21 Structural Description in VHDL 52:54
Lec-22 Behavioral Description in VHDL 51:10
Lec-23 Introduction to Verilog 55:16
Lec-24 FSM + datapath (GCD example) 58:46
Lec-25 FSM + datapath (continued) 54:42
Lec-26 Single Cycle MMIPS 1:11:28
Lec-27 Multicycle MMIPS 1:16:24
Lec-28 Multicycle MMIPS â FSM 1:21:43
Lec-29 Brief Overview of Basic VLSI design Automation Concepts 1:01:05
Lec-30 Netlist and System Partitioning 1:02:49
Lec-31 Timing Analysis in the context of Physical design Automation 1:05:22
Lec-32 Placement algorithm 48:58
Lec-33 Introduction to VLSI Testing 56:09
Lec-34 VLSI Test Basics - I 59:39
Lec-35 VLSI Test Basics - II 58:16
Lec-36 VLSI Testing: Automatic Test Pattern Generation 55:28
Lec-37 VLSI Testing: design for Test (DFT) 56:36
Lec-38 VLSI Testing: Built-in Self-Test (BIST) 58:14
Lec-39 VLSI design Verification: An Introduction 54:21
Lec-40 VLSI design Verification: An Introduction 52:31
Lec-41 VLSI design Verification: Equivalence/Model Checking 50:21
Lec-42 VLSI design Verification: Model Checking 1:00:26
source: nptelhrd 2016年2月29日
Advanced VLSI Design by Prof. A. N. Chandorkar, Prof. D. K. Sharma, Prof. Sachin Patkar, Prof. Virendra Singh, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.ac.in
Lec-01 Historical Perspective and Future Trends in CMOS VLSI Circuit and System Design 53:45
Lec-02 Historical Perspective and Future Trends in CMOS VLSI Circuit -Part II 1:42:53
Lec-03 Logical Effort - A way of Designing Fast CMOS Circuits 1:06:25
Lec-04 Logical Effort - A way of Designing Fast CMOS Circuits continued 1:12:51
Lec-05 Logical Effort - A way of Designing Fast CMOS Circuits -Part III 1:15:58
Lec-06 Power Estimation and Control in CMOS VLSI circuits 1:00:01
Lec-07 Power Estimation and Control in CMOS VLSI circuits continued 1:19:02
Lec-08 Low Power Design Techniques 54:28
Lec-09 Low Power Design Techniques -Part II 1:51:51
Lec-10 Arithmetic Implementation Strategies for VLSI 57:04
Lec-11 Arithmetic Implementation Strategies for VLSI -Part II 59:15
Lec-12 Arithmetic Implementation Strategies for VLSI -Part III 1:49:15
Lec-13 Arithmetic Implementation Strategies for VLSI -Part IV 1:35:43
Lec-14 Interconnect aware design: Impact of scaling, buffer insertion and inductive peaking 53:38
Lec-15 Interconnect aware design: Low swing and Current Mod-e signaling 53:49
Lec-16 Interconnect aware design: capacitively coupled interconnects 49:50
Lec-17 Introduction to Hardware Description Languages 51:12
Lec-18 Managing concurrency and time in Hardware Description Languages 53:48
Lec-19 Introduction to VHDL 52:27
Lec-20 Basic Components in VHDL 51:26
Lec-21 Structural Description in VHDL 52:54
Lec-22 Behavioral Description in VHDL 51:10
Lec-23 Introduction to Verilog 55:16
Lec-24 FSM + datapath (GCD example) 58:46
Lec-25 FSM + datapath (continued) 54:42
Lec-26 Single Cycle MMIPS 1:11:28
Lec-27 Multicycle MMIPS 1:16:24
Lec-28 Multicycle MMIPS â FSM 1:21:43
Lec-29 Brief Overview of Basic VLSI design Automation Concepts 1:01:05
Lec-30 Netlist and System Partitioning 1:02:49
Lec-31 Timing Analysis in the context of Physical design Automation 1:05:22
Lec-32 Placement algorithm 48:58
Lec-33 Introduction to VLSI Testing 56:09
Lec-34 VLSI Test Basics - I 59:39
Lec-35 VLSI Test Basics - II 58:16
Lec-36 VLSI Testing: Automatic Test Pattern Generation 55:28
Lec-37 VLSI Testing: design for Test (DFT) 56:36
Lec-38 VLSI Testing: Built-in Self-Test (BIST) 58:14
Lec-39 VLSI design Verification: An Introduction 54:21
Lec-40 VLSI design Verification: An Introduction 52:31
Lec-41 VLSI design Verification: Equivalence/Model Checking 50:21
Lec-42 VLSI design Verification: Model Checking 1:00:26
Chemical Engineering - Plantwide Control of Chemical Processes by Nitin Kaistha (IIT Kanpur)
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source: nptelhrd 2013年11月18日
Plantwide Control of Chemical Processes by Dr. Nitin Kaistha, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Kanpur. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
Lec-01 Introduction to the course 26:01
Lec-02 Process Dynamics and Negative Feedback 51:31
Lec-03 PID control 36:53
Lec-04 Common Industrial Control Loops and advanced loops 51:19
Lec-05 Advanced loops (contd) and multivariable systems 52:44
Lec-06 Systematic Tuning Using Frequency Domain Analysis 57:22
Lec-07 Frequency Domain Analysis 58:19
Lec-08 Multivariable Systems 48:48
Lec-09 RGA and dynamic decoupling 46:00
Lec-10 Model based control 51:09
Lec-11 Dynamic Matrix Control 1:07:08
Lec-12 Control of Distillation Columns 39:24
Lec-13 Temperature inferential distillation control 1:00:08
Lec-14 Considerations in temperature inferential control 46:35
Lec-15 Control of Complex Column Configurations 55:02
Lec-16 Control of Heat Integrated Columns 55:21
Lec-17 Homogeneous extractive distillation 55:21
Lec-18 More on complex columns and reactive distillation 1:03:36
Lec-19 Control of reactors 58:23
Lec-20 PFR controls (continued) & CSTRs 45:48
Lec-21 CSTR heat management 49:13
Lec-22 Heat Exchangers and Miscellaneous Systems 1:02:06
Lec-23 Degrees of freedom analysis 51:58
Lec-24 Degrees of freedom (contd) 55:58
Lec-25 Illustration of considerations in control structure synthesis 49:16
Lec-26 Two column recycle process 49:31
Lec-27 Throughput manipulator selection 47:57
Lec-28 Plantwide control structure design 47:10
Lec-29 Systematizing plantwide control design 50:03
Lec-30 The Luyben design procedure 50:10
Lec-31 Role of equipment capacity constraints 48:04
Lec-32 Recycle process case study 56:17
Lec-33 Recycle process case study (contd) 47:28
Lec-34 C4 isomerization process case study 39:21
Lec-35 C4 isomerization process case study (contd) 46:37
Lec-36 C4 isomerization process case study 38:16
Lec-39 C4 isomerization process revisited 52:21
Lec-40 Contrasting conventional and top-down approach 51:43
Lec-41 Cumene process plantwide control 50:21
Lec-37 Systematic economic plantwide control design procedure 58:07
Lec-38 Ethyl benzene process case study 53:59
source: nptelhrd 2013年11月18日
Plantwide Control of Chemical Processes by Dr. Nitin Kaistha, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Kanpur. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
Lec-01 Introduction to the course 26:01
Lec-02 Process Dynamics and Negative Feedback 51:31
Lec-03 PID control 36:53
Lec-04 Common Industrial Control Loops and advanced loops 51:19
Lec-05 Advanced loops (contd) and multivariable systems 52:44
Lec-06 Systematic Tuning Using Frequency Domain Analysis 57:22
Lec-07 Frequency Domain Analysis 58:19
Lec-08 Multivariable Systems 48:48
Lec-09 RGA and dynamic decoupling 46:00
Lec-10 Model based control 51:09
Lec-11 Dynamic Matrix Control 1:07:08
Lec-12 Control of Distillation Columns 39:24
Lec-13 Temperature inferential distillation control 1:00:08
Lec-14 Considerations in temperature inferential control 46:35
Lec-15 Control of Complex Column Configurations 55:02
Lec-16 Control of Heat Integrated Columns 55:21
Lec-17 Homogeneous extractive distillation 55:21
Lec-18 More on complex columns and reactive distillation 1:03:36
Lec-19 Control of reactors 58:23
Lec-20 PFR controls (continued) & CSTRs 45:48
Lec-21 CSTR heat management 49:13
Lec-22 Heat Exchangers and Miscellaneous Systems 1:02:06
Lec-23 Degrees of freedom analysis 51:58
Lec-24 Degrees of freedom (contd) 55:58
Lec-25 Illustration of considerations in control structure synthesis 49:16
Lec-26 Two column recycle process 49:31
Lec-27 Throughput manipulator selection 47:57
Lec-28 Plantwide control structure design 47:10
Lec-29 Systematizing plantwide control design 50:03
Lec-30 The Luyben design procedure 50:10
Lec-31 Role of equipment capacity constraints 48:04
Lec-32 Recycle process case study 56:17
Lec-33 Recycle process case study (contd) 47:28
Lec-34 C4 isomerization process case study 39:21
Lec-35 C4 isomerization process case study (contd) 46:37
Lec-36 C4 isomerization process case study 38:16
Lec-39 C4 isomerization process revisited 52:21
Lec-40 Contrasting conventional and top-down approach 51:43
Lec-41 Cumene process plantwide control 50:21
Lec-37 Systematic economic plantwide control design procedure 58:07
Lec-38 Ethyl benzene process case study 53:59
Biotechnology - Downstream Processing by Mukesh Doble (IIT Madras)
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source: nptelhrd 2013年9月5日
Downstream Processing by Prof. Mukesh Doble, Department of Biotechnology, IIT Madras. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
Lec-01 Introduction 54:43
Lec-02 Mass balance, Heat Balance, flow sheet 51:33
Lec-03 Costing 53:10
Lec-04 Costing (continued), Physical and chemical principles in Downs stream 56:27
Lec-05 Problems in Mass balance, flow sheet 50:23
Lec-06 Cell Breakage 52:22
Lec-07 Cell Breakage (continued) 44:40
Lec-08 Solid Liquid Separation 51:51
Lec-09 Solid Liquid Separation (continued) 53:56
Lec-10 Solid Liquid separation-problems 52:11
Lec-11 Pre-treatment and Filters 53:06
Lec-12 Adsorption 53:45
Lec-13 Adsorption (continued) 54:35
Lec-14 Adsorption (continued) 51:54
Lec15 Adsorption (continued) 51:36
Lec-16 Liquid-Liquid Extraction 51:35
Lec-17 Liquid-Liquid extraction (continued) 50:51
Lec-18 Liquid-Liquid extraction (continued) 33:59
Lec-19 Liquid-Liquid extraction (continued) 51:20
Lec-20 Reversed micellar and aqueous two phase extraction 50:51
Lec-21 Membranes 51:44
Lec-22 Membranes (continued) 48:32
Lec-23 Membranes (continued) 49:47
Lec-24 Membranes (continued) 51:58
Lec-25 Precipitation 50:57
Lec-26 Chromatography 52:52
Lec-27 Chromatography (continued) 51:25
Lec-28 Chromatography (continued) 51:47
Lec-29 Chromatography (continued) 50:50
Lec-30 Chromatography (continued) 50:19
Lec-31 Chromatography (continued) 51:49
Lec-32 Chromatography (continued) 47:27
Lec-33 HPLC 51:51
Lec-34 HPLC 50:20
Lec-35 Crystallisation 52:09
Lec-36 Drying 53:01
Lec-37 Drying and Distillation 50:57
Lec-38 Stabilisation, Utilities and other auxiliary processes and absorption 50:59
Lec-39 Absorption, Electrophoresis / SDS PAGE 48:15
Lec-40 Future trends, Summary of the course 50:08
source: nptelhrd 2013年9月5日
Downstream Processing by Prof. Mukesh Doble, Department of Biotechnology, IIT Madras. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
Lec-01 Introduction 54:43
Lec-02 Mass balance, Heat Balance, flow sheet 51:33
Lec-03 Costing 53:10
Lec-04 Costing (continued), Physical and chemical principles in Downs stream 56:27
Lec-05 Problems in Mass balance, flow sheet 50:23
Lec-06 Cell Breakage 52:22
Lec-07 Cell Breakage (continued) 44:40
Lec-08 Solid Liquid Separation 51:51
Lec-09 Solid Liquid Separation (continued) 53:56
Lec-10 Solid Liquid separation-problems 52:11
Lec-11 Pre-treatment and Filters 53:06
Lec-12 Adsorption 53:45
Lec-13 Adsorption (continued) 54:35
Lec-14 Adsorption (continued) 51:54
Lec15 Adsorption (continued) 51:36
Lec-16 Liquid-Liquid Extraction 51:35
Lec-17 Liquid-Liquid extraction (continued) 50:51
Lec-18 Liquid-Liquid extraction (continued) 33:59
Lec-19 Liquid-Liquid extraction (continued) 51:20
Lec-20 Reversed micellar and aqueous two phase extraction 50:51
Lec-21 Membranes 51:44
Lec-22 Membranes (continued) 48:32
Lec-23 Membranes (continued) 49:47
Lec-24 Membranes (continued) 51:58
Lec-25 Precipitation 50:57
Lec-26 Chromatography 52:52
Lec-27 Chromatography (continued) 51:25
Lec-28 Chromatography (continued) 51:47
Lec-29 Chromatography (continued) 50:50
Lec-30 Chromatography (continued) 50:19
Lec-31 Chromatography (continued) 51:49
Lec-32 Chromatography (continued) 47:27
Lec-33 HPLC 51:51
Lec-34 HPLC 50:20
Lec-35 Crystallisation 52:09
Lec-36 Drying 53:01
Lec-37 Drying and Distillation 50:57
Lec-38 Stabilisation, Utilities and other auxiliary processes and absorption 50:59
Lec-39 Absorption, Electrophoresis / SDS PAGE 48:15
Lec-40 Future trends, Summary of the course 50:08
Tom Fletcher: "Naked Diplomacy" | Talks at Google
source: Talks at Google 2016年6月20日
Talks at Google was pleased to host Tom Fletcher, former British ambassador to Lebanon and author of the Naked Diplomat blog, to talk about his new book Naked Diplomacy : Power and Statecraft in the Digital Age.
You can find Tom’s website at https://tomfletcher.global and follow him on Twitter at @TFletcher.
About the book:
Naked Diplomacy is a book that explains how power works and why diplomacy matters more than ever in our digital age. Who will be in charge of the 21st century? Governments? Google? And how do we influence the future? In the next 100 years, the world will need to deal with the same amount of social development witnessed in the last 43 centuries – from the rebirth of the city state, the battle for new energy, disappearing borders, the desire of the world’s people to move to developed nations. Offering real-world examples of how diplomacy continues to have a significant impact on people's lives, and why it will continue to do so, the question at the heart of this book for all those in power is: Who do you represent? How can you do it better. Naked Diplomacy provides the answers.
About the author:
Tom Fletcher is a Visiting Professor of International Relations at New York University, and Visiting Professor of Diplomatic Practice at the Emirates Diplomatic Academy. He was British Ambassador to Lebanon (2011-15), and the Downing Street foreign policy adviser to three Prime Ministers, (2007-11).
Find Tom's book on Google Play here: https://play.google.com/store/books/d...
Chef André Chiang: "Creativity & Innovation — Both In and Out of the Ki...
source: Talks at Google 2016年6月8日
André Chiang is the chef behind Restaurant André, the top restaurant in Singapore. Chef Chiang is here to celebrate the global launch of his book: "Octaphilosophy: The Eight Elements of Restaurant André".
He'll introduce the innovate creative method that has earned him a spot among the World's Top 50 and Asia's Top 3 best restaurants.
James Doty: "Into the Magic Shop" | Talks at Google
source: Talks at Google 2016年5月18日
Dr. James R. Doty is a professor in the Dept of Neurosurgery and the founder and director of the Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education a.k.a CCARE, at Stanford School of Medicine.
In his book, “Into the Magic Shop - A neurosurgeon’s quest to discover the mysteries of the brain and secrets of the heart” Dr. Doty talks about his challenging childhood. When he was 12 years old, he wandered “Into a magic shop” and met a woman who saw the potential in him and taught him how to manifest his greatest desires through a series of techniques and meditative exercises. With her, he learnt a unique relationship between the brain and the heart that lead to incredible success and happiness in life.
Dr. Doty collaborates with scientists from a number of disciplines examining the neural bases for compassion and altruism. He is an inventor, entrepreneur and philanthropist. His work has been published in a variety of research journals.
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